Ad Council Launches Creative eNewsletter

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The Ad Council just hopped aboard the online clue train and started its own e-newsletter, the Ad Council Creative.

It’s pretty neat, actually. What it will do is showcase creative from ad agencies that donated time and effort to building campaigns for the Ad Council. The first three on the list include an eco campaign by DraftFCB, a child abuse campaign by Ogilvy & Mather, and a domestic violence series by McCann Erickson.

We’ll probably be subscribing to keep ourselves updated on the wacky hijinks of cause advertising (there are many!).

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